Evening sky--east side of Keweenaw Peninsula
Storm cloud
Ominous clouds before storm
And then comes the rainbow...
Enjoy your skies today, dear reader!
There are never ever two similar skies, you know.
Different fingerprints of sky, cloud, sun, moon and stars every single moment…
Kathy – Isn’t it grand to be grateful, to be appreciative of the things we sometimes take for granted? Just yesterday on our bike ride I was thinking about the many freedoms I enjoy and I started singing out loud.
YES! And don’t you love those moments when you find yourself singing out loud in joy and gratitude? YES!
It drives me crazy when I don’t have my camera with me when the sky is doing something wonderful…because, you are right … no two skies are ever the same and they can change drastically in just few moments.
We have to remember our cameras at all times, bearyweather. We must even sleep with them! LOL!
Well done ! Some really great skyscapes !!!
Thank you, Jeff. The skyscapes were the stars, indeed. Can you take pictures of stars with your camera?
Beautiful photos. They capture the “feel” of this wonderful area (and beyond).
P.S. I saw the bear’s “pee pee” in the “standing up” photo in last blog. Not bad. LOL, LOL
Susan! You saw it! LOL! Life is pretty darn amazing.
Happy sigh! Thank you.
Seconding happy sigh. It’s a happy afternoon. And the skies here are now mostly blue with wicked wind-flying wisps of white clouds overhead.
WOW,what colors! Awesome
When I read this I looked up to the clear bluie sky we have today and it took we a few seconds to decide, yes it is special and different every time. My soul does sing praise.
Kim
Kim, I am glad you looked up. And glad you SAW the truth of this one wild & precious moment, ever-changing. Why our minds ever think things are constant and unchanging is a mystery. We have to keep reminding each other than we live in constant ever-changing mystery. Don’t you think?
Love the pics- there is nothing like a sunset or sunrise over water.
It’s good to be able to watch that sun do it’s thing in the early morning and evenings over water. So good.
No Kathy I can’t take photos of the stars with my camera! Not with this one anyway!
Just wonderin’, Jeff. Just wonderin’. 🙂
Nice! I love when the clouds are interesting. It’s hard not to keep taking pictures, each view is so amazing.
We could snap pics forever, couldn’t we Dawn? Hey, I like your name. 🙂
Beautiful photos. Unfortunately our skies stayed a steady shade of gray today due to tropical depression number 5.
So sorry to hear about your gray skies yesterday, Jessica. Hoping they are sunny today. (But what am I saying? Gray skies can be enchanting too. Yes?)
Just beautiful, Kathy. Even the storm clouds hold their own unique beauty. Loving these photos…do you have more to share? 🙂
At least a dozen, Joanne! However, am only posting these few in an effort to conserve space and so the dial-up folks don’t lynch me. LOL!
Though I know many people live in places of beauty, I thank God every day for being able to live in the awesome beauty of the land of Keweenaw! Fabulous photos today, Kathy!
Echoing you today, Cindy Lou. Thank you, God. We are so lucky indeed. (How do you think the skies will look over Duluth?)
As much as I love blue skies, it’s the clouds that make the changing skies such a wonder to behold. The dawn is my favorite as it holds so much promise.
It is indeed the clouds which give the skies such wonder. Hmmm, which sky is the best? Dawn or sunset? For me, as well, the dawn holds so much promise. But the sunset is filled with gratitude and appreciation…
Beautiful mood in your skies ! Mine just got dark for the night. A few minutes before it was orange like the tablecloth spread on our table for a family reunion. Light blue and golden yellow like nothing I could describe, just unique and beautiful. Thanks for reminding us to lookin’ up and being grateful.
Isa, what a lovely description. Like a tablecloth spread for your family reunion… Don’t you love it when the sky and an ordinary tablecloth transcent to become so much more?